Ellsberg surrenders in landmark disclosure case
High Court ruling on papers awaited as Ellsberg turns himself in and confirms he provided the Pentagon Papers to The Times. The disclosures began June 13 and involved court battles from district court to the Supreme Court, with other papers and witnesses mentioned in related proceedings.
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Tax Reappraisal Plan Faces Mixed County Support
County discussions reveal White commissioners opposing a costly independent reevaluation while Tax Assessor Russell Har and staff favor using existing appraisers. Court officials consider staff reapprasial to align assessments but warn time and resources hinder full countywide uniformity. Meanwhile federal and legal notes about classified materials and Ellsberg bond appear in the surrounding items.
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Work Begins on Compromise War Draft Deadlines
The House rejected the Senate nine month Indochina war deadline by 219 to 176, sending a two year draft extension bill to conference as antiwar senators vow to filibuster any compromise without a strong withdrawal plan. House leaders criticize the language as symbolic but politically potent. Conferees prepared to strike the war provision amid calls for immediate negotiations and a total troop pullout.
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Hanoi
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Mansfield
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Armed Services Committee
Leslie C. Arends
R-Ill
Texas weather sees floods and tornado warnings across multiple regions
A river rise near Crystal City causes considerable flooding with low water crossings closed. A tornado tunnel formed northwest of Houston and a tornado warning was issued for Medina and Uvalde counties. Sunny spells persist in El Paso with 101 degrees, while Wichita Falls peaks at 98. Thunderstorms span from Greenville to College Station and beyond, with 60 percent coverage along a Muskogee to Magnolia corridor. Temperatures range from 28 in Redmond to 104 in Phoenix.
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Texans Offered Drought Funds
Eighteen Texas counties are offered new emergency conservation aid to repair drought damage. Bandera Caldwell Coke Concho Duval Fayette Gonzales Carnes Lavaca Mason McCulloch Nueces Palo Pinto Starr Sterling Webb Wilson Zapata will use the funds to drill water wells build pipelines and other facilities to water livestock and graze pasture where forage exists. The allocation is $360,000, adding to $6,810,000 Texas already received.
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Fire Alarms Respond. Structural Damage Suspected
Fire alarms sounded in a vacant area causing minor damage and no entry. A vent issue in a structure led to smoke and a report of four end items, plus a tornado-related blaze inside vacant houses at 147 Ath Street. No injuries. extensive details unclear due to damaged text.
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Gonzalez backs DOJ stance amid SEC civil injunction tensions
Gonzalez spoke on page one of the Justice Department briefing, saying he opposed some SEC positions in the civil injunction while not defending the named parties. He accused the SEC case of political motivation to embarrass the Texas political administration led by Wilson, who shifted from Democrat to Republican years earlier and then led the Justice criminal division.
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Newcomer Tiger Proved to Be Lost Cat of the Brackett Family
Mrs. Brackett argues the yard wanderer is Tiger, her long lost pet. The cat, who shared a dish with a Siamese, stood by the dish in the garage when Turner first found him. She notes Tiger has wandered to another home before and believes he will return, as he has twice in one week.
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Trade indicators spark cautious optimism as May leads slip
May leading indicators rose six tenths of a percent, yet the gain lagged prior months, signaling modest activity slackening though seven months of gains persist. Nixon to review economy after cabinet meeting and Camp David talks. May exports at 3.782 billion, imports 3.987 billion.
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Courtroom Packed as Deputies Slayings Detailed in Dallas
In Belton Texas on Monday witnesses described the killings of five deputies near the Trinity River in Dallas on Feb. 15. Rene Guzman and Leonardo Lopez are on trial for the shootings, with Dover and Martz giving emotional testimonies about the victims and the chaotic scene.
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Secret Papers in Senate Hearings Spark Global Credibility Debate
Senators clash over top secret Pentagon papers read by 435 House members, Mansfield urges restraint and accountability while Ellender and Hebert doubt secrecy will endure. Republican Scott warns the dispute harms US credibility abroad as San Francisco Bay clean up moves forward with new regional oversight.
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Fifth time in year Red Gunners hit South Vietnam ammo dumps
Saigon reports more than 500 tons of ammunition exploded at a depot near Qui Nhon as North Vietnamese shells hammered the region. Ground action near Fire Base Fuller produced several casualties among allied forces. The attack marked the 11th straight day of war activity along the DMZ with reports of bombardment, air strikes, and ground fighting.
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